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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1923
Page
4
United States district court on Saturday commuted the sentence to two months and three days, reducing the punishment but keeping the core ruling intact.
Prof Christopher Thornton defends the boy Juhonie in La Cransar, arguing most children naturally sing in tune and that parents bear responsibility when a family piano is off pitch. He notes teachers struggle to judge tuning amid routine playing and that a piano with missing strings lowers sound volume and pitch clarity.
A health note advises flushing kidneys with large amounts of water and taking four ounces of Jad Salts daily before breakfast to ease kidney irritation. It praises lithia salts as a safe, effervescent drink and urges regular medical kidney exams twice yearly.
Rev. Perdinand Cech has been appointed pastor of St Wenceslaus Church. He arrives after an 18 year tenure as pastor of Stillsboro Catholic Church and takes charge of the new assignment.
At the organization meeting of the Walton League of America held in Fond du Lac Wisconsin officers were elected for the eleconum division. Names listed include president A Smith Evansville first vice president A XW Lueck Heaver fin second vice president J Creany and treasurer Timike Hortcon with J RB Meh ay as director.
Names include Walter Murphy of Racine and F Capener of Baraboo with terms of three years and two years respectively. Charlie Bellyroughton and Edward Spaulding from Taneaville receive one year terms. Official board notes officers and the next state meeting place to be Milwaukee in January. Text also mentions rapid German workers blinded and employed as stenographers.
Madison Wis Nels Olson of Superior was ordered released by Judge C Z Luse after a recent four month sentence in the Milwaukee house of correction and a $500 fine. The decision follows a prior judgment in the case.
A defendant was sentenced on the charge of violating the national prohibition act. The case cited ongoing enforcement of laws prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating beverages. The sentence details appear in this brief record.
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